St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

A plat of Bargquist's addition was filed yes
terday.
One new case of diphtheria was reported
yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
1892 409.22.
WINDOW hall the evening of April IA.
This evening the Minnesota Medical associ-
alton gives banquet at the West hotel.
Saloon for sale: THE Dandy" Oscar
Lyke's saloon and lot, 1922 Riverside avenue.
w. Heath has sued F. ]. Wagner to re-
cover S435 80, said to be due on building ma
terial.
This evening there will be meeting of the
George N. Morgan Woman's Relief corps at
the hall.
AT the meeting of Khurum lodge this even
ing paper will be read on THE Origin of
Masonry"
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter Magunson and Hannah Hogberg; James
r. HUFF and Mary E. Russell.
This morning the mayor, the city engineer
and the council committee on paving will go
to Hlnckley to Investigate the Kettle river
QuarrieS.
Orville Rinehart has begun an action
against James B. Rooney and John F. Rooney
to enforce the specific terms of real estate
contract.
Burt s. Son, statoners at 42O Nicollet ave-
I. Seely. The value of the property assigned
is placed at $1,000. ..
Cars now run Oh the Hennepin, Lyndale s.
Lake street1car line every fifteen minutes.
The time was heightened owing to the sick
ness of some OF the horses.
The midget Don Cameron and John T.
Kelly in n new comedy, entitled "Hoolihan's
Adventures will be the next weeks at
fractions at the dime museum.
AT meeting Of the Engineers club at the
building inspectors office this evening the
proposed governmental improvements of
New York harbor channel will be discussed.
The spectacular drama of michael Stro-
goff' was witnessed by a large audience ut
the Grand opera house last evening. The pro-
duction is even better than it was when pro-
duced here last year, and the Introduction of
the ballet is a decided novelty that took well
The directors of the Real Estate exchange
yesterday male q rule that hereafter all lists
must be filed with the secretary by the close
of roll call or they will not be put on call
until the following morning. No property
will be accepted as listed after Saturday,
March II, unless listed on the official blanks
OF the exchange.
The temporary closing of the Battle of At
lanta' panorama has been postponed until
Saturday night, to which date the half rates
have been extended. Yesterday the attend
ance was even larger than on the preceding
day. Visitors will consult their comfort by
choosing the morning hour as far as possible
for attendance.
Barbara Rogers began divorce proceedings
yesterday against Ransford H. Rogers to
whom she was married at New London, Wis.
Oct. 81. 1882. She charges that in 1888 he do
serted her, and that since then she has not
heard from him. There is one child and Mrs.
Rogers demands the custody of it, alleging
that her husband is not fit person to have
charge Of it.
At the meeting of the Mechanics institute
last evening c. l.. Redfield presented an inter-
esting paper on Simple Mathematics for Me-
chanics." The blackboard was frequently
used during the presentation of the paper,
and by figures themselves Mr.. Redfield showed
how useless it was to continue doing examples
in arithmetic by the old methods when the
work could be done in much easier and
simpler manner by new methods